🗄️Contest Category Tab
Navigation: Contest->Contest Category->Contest Category
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ID
The system id that is uniquely generated for each contest category you create. It is the identifier for usage in the shortcode and in Elementor.
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Shortcode
A shortcode in WordPress is a small piece of code that can be inserted into posts, pages, and widgets to perform a function or display dynamic content. In this case it is providing an example of how you would use shortcode to display your contest.
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Start Time
The start time determines when the entry form will be removed and voting will begin in the contest.
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End Time
The end time determines when the contest will end.
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Name
This is the name you provided to identify the contest when you first created it. It can be edited here.
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Slug
A slug is the part of a URL that identifies a particular page or post on a WordPress website, typically consisting of a few words that describe the content of the page or post.
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Count
The number of contestants who have entered the contest.
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Clone Contest
Duplicates the contest and adds a new row to your list of existing contests. You can alter the name from here.
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Clear Layout Design
This will reset the layout settings that are contest specific.
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Clear Color Design
This will reset the color settings that are contest specific.
Description:
The contest category tab serves as a list of contests created by the user and displays relevant information about them. It also allows the user to edit basic settings, clear contest-specific designs, bulk delete contests, and clone contests. Additionally, this tab displays the ID property necessary for using the shortcode.
Click on any of the listed contests to edit them, and you will be taken to the Add/Edit Tab.
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